With The Facts with Marielle

On this episode, Marielle talks to Pamela Merritt, a licensed therapist about religious trauma.  In this discussion, Marielle and Pamela explore what is religious trauma, what are the identifiers of religious trauma and how to take the necessary steps of healing.

Here are great resources that Pamela mentioned in this conversation;

Leaving The Fold by Marlene Winell. Also visit her website, journeyfree.org

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter Scazerro

recoveringfromreligion.org

therapyforblackgirls.com

psychologytoday.com

If you would like to reach out to Pamela, please do one of the following:

IG: @therapyntheolgy

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 404-609-1004

On this episode of WTF Podcast, Marielle talks to her friend Myron Randall aka The Walking Theologian. During their conversation, Myron and Marielle discuss the history of whiteness and how the idea of white jesus has impacted the Black church and the culture.  

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On this episode on WTF, Marielle talks to Melanie Ivey, an emotional intelligence and wellness coach and Pamela Merritt, a licensed therapist, to unpack the infamous Will, Jada and August saga. Though discuss the mental and emotional lessons that can be learned from this situation.  

 Follow Melanie Ivey on IG and FB: @melaniedivey  https://www.melaniedivey.org/  

Follow Pamela Merritt on IG: Pam_Sessions https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/pamela-merritt-snellville-ga/248165  

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It is Throwback Thursday! Today's episode is Surviving Microaggressions with special guest Glenn E. Newman Jr. Given all that has happened in the past few months, it's an important time to bring this conversation back to the forefront. During this conversation, Marielle shares her experiences and frustrations and Glenn breaks down how we can navigate these spaces and even confront those who project microaggressions.

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On this episode, Marielle talks with @JoLuehmann and they unpack what white fragility is, the ways it has displayed itself in evangelical spaces and steps to correct it. Be sure to subscribe! 

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In this episode of WTF, Marielle unpacks how the church has glorified people's trauma by labeling it as a testimony and she challenges how churches need to not only take seriously people's mental and emotional health but aid in helping people to heal from trauma. Put your seatbelts on, this is going to be a bumpy ride. 

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We have had a front row seat this season of watching Issa and Molly's friendship take a downward spiral on HBO's Insecure. In this episode of WTF, Marielle speaks with her friends Melanie Ivey, Emotional Intelligence Coach and Pamela Merritt, Licensed Therapist and they break down what makes a healthy friendship by being transparent about their own ups and downs in trying to establish healthy friendship. 

 Melanie Ivey  IG: @melaniedivey website: www.melaniedivey.org 

 Pamela Merritt IG: @Pam_Sessions   website: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/pamela-merritt-snellville-ga/248165 

 Marielle IG, Twitter, FB: @iammariellet website: iammariellet.com

With the Coronavirus taking the lives of Black people at an expontential rates compared to other races, Black people are willing to risk their health to protest and fight against the injustices from the police brutality that we have witnessed with George Floyd, Breona Taylor and so many more. In this episode, Marielle talks about why Black people are angry and are fighting for a more just and fair America. 

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Marielle introduces the new name and concept of the podcast! Be sure to tune in and subscribe. 

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